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Definitely. Plant is made to be used!

Looks good. This is tantalising.

Who said 2020 sucked balls?

Exactly Jim, I said all along, this was never going to complete without a Gnassingbe photo op.

Making jobs, rebuilding the economy. What a man! What a hero!

I like that take, Diggit!

I found the specific reference to us owning 85% of SGM interesting.... It was to be 76.5% upon the Togolese government getting their slice....

Maybe with Diamond Creek and the inconvenience, 10% is too big a number to give away....

Wasn't just you, I thought I'd gone mad, or that my phone was knackered!

Fingers crossed.

September would represent 2020's highlight if CAI release their DFS (and first results from Otway) and Keras receives permission to produce.

Per SBK - no precautions were in place, as CV19 wasn't a threat to Togo in February.

Public listing of SGM was in process at that time.

Attending a one off event (what precautions were in place?) versus managing a day-to-day working environment.

Totally different risk profiles.

Jim! Totally different extraction and processing. Different risk profiles, storage and transportation guidelines.

You wouldn't give a food manufacturer the same production license as a heavy plant manufacturer :-)

This is a developing country being supported by the World Bank to help it establish itself. It needs to learn what it doesn't know.

I'm not 100% certain, but I believe Togo has had a hand in Phosphate for years, it's a known market. Manganese production is a new prospect to them.

That's opinion, not fact.

If the Togo news confirms a signed action plan to facilitate the license, then it is far from finished.

Time to extract the raw emotions of being a beleaguered investor, from the realities of the situation.

Nayega is a long way from being 'finished'.

I'm sure there is a plan, but I'm with Seedcorn insomuch as there will now absolutely need to be a further CR to help find Warrawoona development. Putting a $20m hole in our cash reserves, when you need around 30% of $116m construction costs is a big move.

Hopefully with this, Otway's results and DFS, our base price will rise enough to offset the dilution of a new raise.

I assume this was a time sensitive deal, otherwise I question why we'd do it before financially securing the development at Warrawoona.

Might be a determination to return with nothing other than the permit...

It'd be a better message to market than an action plan...

Next week represents the realistic timeline for newsflow from the Togo visit. Earlier is a bonus.

Great stuff SBK, with loan term sheets already received, those final numbers are dropping into the DFS nicely!

I'm not sure it will TBH - only from the premise that, as it stands, it seems that only reasonable value for Diamond Creek is priced in (and imminent newsflow is due from Utah that will hold it up).

It doesn't seem to me that Nayega is priced in at all, at current levels. Even a dead cat bounces.

You and Andee are going to get on like a house on fire!

Dog stood on my keyboard and sent that before I finished.

Meant to say - that was reasonable expectation of timeline, it could be quicker, it could be more protracted. Frankly, I've never felt more relaxed on a positive outcome for Nayega as I do currently. Just have this feeling in my bones.

Visits and follow up meetings completed this week. Next week to document, review and sign off onany plans or documentation. News release either at the end of next week, or beginning of the week after.

Just utterly ridiculous, what does a PI hope to achieve over and above the company CEO being onsite, present with the Minister and his team.

Head smackingly stupid. If the Tweeter has seen sense and deleted his tweets, it's a good thing